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“Elle Fun!
When you are tooth;
’rou-d for Cool you want the
but in rows; you do not
wutslotottrsdttsmb
you fret and from; you,
went two thousand for a too;
you want it clean all
bright; you do not by is
just for fun nor ’csuse you
want to—quite; but cod is
cool and breed is bred ‘9
both you’ve got to buy, so no i
use tryilg to evade or ask
the reason why.
THE
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rovemenls 1113 Add '3'
Value to Properly
stems! expense can be made more permanent and helix
if Just s little care is exercised in the selection of lumber.
_ Our long expclence in handling lumber enables us to
give you tells ethics for any kind of work you content»
plate, and you lore yourself under no obligation whatever
by asking for t; end our stock assures prompt service.
Please .Call and Talk It Over.
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
we HARD TO sealer. ,
have steak every day when you know
how good it looks. tastes and really
is. Our steaks are simply delicious!
So are all our other meats. Only the
choicest cuts of beef. lamb. veal. etc...
are found in our shop. Prices stand-
ard---not tooo high or too lilw for
' loss
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‘ There is economy in changing the air
Stable-is! M illel'l
lekhblsqlefly
With the approach or spring. the
monthly bulletin of the state board
of health urgently recommends that
the fresh air be given a chance) says
the bulletin:—o
- The gospel of fresh air is no longer
new. but there are many on whom
the preaching of this gospel has little
effect. Their interpretations of fresh
air is going out of doors for a limited
time during the day. but the looting
of fresh air into the homes in quanti-
ties and sleeping in rooms with suf-
ficient fresh air is stil unprscticed
by the great majority of those to
whom it would be most valuable.
of a room often. as warm dry air
does not give the same sense of
warmth and comfort accorded by a
cooler moist air. Heating tends to
dry the air and thus our houses and
offices become overheated before they
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H
YATT
A Special Sale of Sweaters
For Ladies’ and Misses’
Reduced to $2.50
Many were priced as high $4.50, _and all are big
values at the present price. ‘
FERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
standard quality meats.
TEL. 415.
Charnok’s Market
' 1o NORTH MAIN srrunnr
Flu-1E nmvunv
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Spring Suits
Fresh Arrival
$7'F‘1 0"12.50
GOTTLIEB’S
Sliced lilanl no lb.
Fresh Plate . . . . . . 9c lb.
Plate Corned Beef .. 9c lb.
Beef Liver loc lb.
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Armonrs skin hack llams ‘hall or whole’ lie 7
Sperry 81 Barncs’ Hams
. . . . . .......... 19c lb.
4 cans Corn 25c
4 cans Peas 25c
4 cans Lima Beans .. 25c
11 N.»Msin 6L, in. Norwsik.
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new STYLE mamas .
PLAYER PIANO
lleers Meal & Provision Co.
6 North Main St, 80. Norwalk.
:3 Main St, Norwalk.
The M.Sonnenberg|Piano Co
104 Washington St.
Established 1888
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St Patrick’s pay Swiss Cheese
EGGS! .EGGS! EGGS!
5 Large California Apples
19c do'z.
10c
25c lb-)
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Post .Cards
K Schultze’s
Booklets and Favors "
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Sanitary Market
.v‘ TEL. 1m.
RIGGERMAN
ROS. 64 North his:
PHONE 914
Special! Special!
Special!
ESKAY'SFOOD.
25c Size ....... .18¢
50: Size ......... .. 35¢
75c Size 55¢
' Stillson-i’owcl! Corporation
ls WASHINGTON STREET.
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Brand’s Window
See the open prices on Watches.
Clocks. Jewelry. Optical 900ml.
Well-'knlmn .ltmlslr .BW .00
Jasmin. Watches. and ()pttml'Goods.
[£10K IN HIL‘kND'S WINDOW
DEATHS " AND FUNERALS.
floors! of Richard H. Skinner.
lss Waddngtml ea. South Nos-walk Sfifhmflu' 53“" m?“ 3‘ kn?“
. . ors' ome. oroton. set as at
is St i )
reen amps Gvcn ( n All Repair the age of eighty-five years. he de-
Work and Goods
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6th 0. V. l. The interment took place
Saturday afternoon in Spring Grove
Cemetery.
Hayes
NEW CITY
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
W'ALL STREET. 10:80 a. m.—Spec-
ialtles were again more prominent
than the active or seasoned issues at
the outset of today's stock market op-
oeased was a member of Company F.‘
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.fresh air sleeping. 1'90 any moons at
lhnnd from
‘to the jug of hot water and heated
seem comfortable.
The best. rest for the sick or weary
man or woman is taken in pure fresh
air. If there is no available outdoor
sleeping place, open the windows If
your room has only one window. open
it equally from top and bottom; if 2
windows. lower one all the way from
the top and push up the other all the
way from the bottom. The bed should
be screened from a direct draught: a
clothes-horse and blanket make a
good screen. without much trouble.
To insure perfect rest be perfectly
sure that you are to be warm No
sleep is restful unless the sleeper is
warm and mompeliple object to freon
air because Itsiscold than for my
other reason. The bed should be me e . ,I '
with warm blankets under you as well “Out “in t.
do over you. Some beds are cold
simply because there are no! suifiuivnt
heat retaining properties in the thin
mattress. The night clothes should
be of wnrm muterinl; outing flannel ‘ —— ‘
in good for this purpose as well as; ”THE ROCK, Ark. March lo.——|
for sheem Avoid weight in nodding. iEleven prisoners. held under sentence.
but have the outside cm'cr or some .oi’ death. at the State Penitentiary.
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—:Badl to Hell
Whlmtollsw
Clings
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A Good Assorlllienl oi Colors, and‘Sizes.
so'socsssss-‘s s‘ssu‘s‘s‘s'I-v s'ljn’u .‘s-nsu's‘n’s‘non‘s n‘n' "" «
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H. Krieger 8: Go.
Do You Expect to Buy
a New
lhlckly woven liberating}ngiing"‘:“:°ffr' ‘wnl be electroculed. three or them
"“L "’8 “W“ U a ‘ " ithis mouth. as a result of the failure!
bond on your hood. You will then ,
have the most fpfronhlng sleep. There of the legislature to pass a bill abolfi
are many permit} of such lowered \‘i' lshillg capital punishment. it was sn-l
tallty that they will need nrtiilclnl nounced today. Four of the condemn-i
heat A” Md" w ”MUN comfort in 3ad men are white and seven are no»‘
green. The first electrocution will be!
next Friday. {
Governor Hayes had announced he.‘
would permit no capital punishment:
:in the; state until after the adjourn-1
{or the sleeper. , mom of the legislature. and that be
For the helium the” la “0 "“11 «would commute the sentences of those;
(Mlle fl" ““0““- “liiw'll‘iil‘mg' l men condemned to die it the bill abol-
i“ w the sick till-re is no urcnil-r rc- . ,
storhlivn than frpuh llll‘ sleeping. ”Bill"! the death penalty lJliBlSEd.
m RCiltwolnr -,cl1‘ .uouiKlNG 13'
(let the froilll.llir lllillll dny llllii i.
night. i
llreuthn deep and sleep warm.
The bulletin also tnkes up
the luxurious electric pad
nut-troll. These ill-ed not come in
contact with lho,body, but placed in
the hell they will rudinte the hell!
that is necessary in secure comfort
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noun nuns
moon ills
lvissoi 15 less Wish-
W0 New «Milesto-
diss ill Sussex-Stats m.
lnsntl’rovsd'llls‘r Identity
Harold and Howard Hudson, the
15-year-old twin sons of Sidney Hud-
son. of 537 Howard avenue. have been
discharged from the English army
and are on their way back'to the
United States. according to word lust
received by Mr, Hudson. The boys
enlisted in England lust before
Christmas and were about to be sent
to the front when the State Depart
ment was appealed to and succeeded
in holding up their departure until
the matter could be investigated by
the English War Ofllce and their dis-
charge brought about. '
erations. The minor Coppers. Alaska
Gold. Centrn'i leather and Motor sha;
res made general gains; while
leaders were slightly lowor or un-
chhnged. Later Bethehcm Steel and
Texas Company were added to the list
MARKET
.ll‘ayes" Block
the .
The case was conducted through
[former Congressman Donovan and
Secretary Bryan on application or
lstmms which wil be heard lle
the l
tore '
the committee on pubic health and
lsafety on March 2‘8 and calls atten-
ltlon to the publlahe ’repnri ordered
'by the lagisluturo of Will regarding.
the matter.
hearing on bills regarding polluted
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‘ ltE’DmNG, Conn. March 16.—-l"iro
last night burned to death eighteen
The vital statistics for February 'head of cattle and two horses, and
show “it“ "‘9'“- erf“ i‘fi‘jxn‘fi‘x‘ifi icompletoly destroyed the barn on the
1:;ergtgirf: llihb‘runry of ,Ml'wm.‘ ifarm-of James L ‘Blackmsn. of this
The deaths from infectious diseases ' place. Thelma is estimated at $5.000.
were sit. or “.8 per cent. of the to- lot which 82.000 is covered by insur-
W- Esme. Twenty tons of hay and numer-
ious farming implements were also de-
. lstroyed in the blaze. which in three
quarters at an hour had burned the
_ ybarn level witlr the ground. One of
MA“ RV the adjoining buildings twice caught
BACKSC fire. but was extinguished by a tire
I fighting corps compelled of neighbors.
—_.- ' 1All attempts to save the live stock
WASHINGTON. March 16-The ‘failed because of the terrific heat
War Department is standing squarely] thrown out by the fire.
behind Captain T. F Ryan. recruiting __ “
j officer at Indianapolis. who was recent- '
ly cited for contempt of court for his fINANCIAl‘ SIDE or “if
criticism of a local judge. who at- . y g ‘
‘tempted tosentence a prisoner to en- SIAIE ADMINISIRMION
;appear before the court and disclaim‘ . ‘ . . .
any intention of contempt. but he i! tol ‘HARTFORD. Conn. March 16.—The
state that he “led 01'1 b91111“ Of the financial side of the state administra-
Federal Government With 9‘ view 09‘ tion was brought to the attention 01:
p—n—_——
Will MARINE“
.listmeut in the army. The captain has
lbeen instructed by the Department to1
null Bllill ll nun-
Itho unofficial outline of its contents
Suit For Easter?
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IF SO DON’T WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MO-
MENT. WE HAVE A MOST WONDERFUL ASSORT-
MENT AT POPULAR PRICES. ‘
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You Are .Cordially [milled
lo inspect Our 'Slyles.
SEE! SEEDS SEE!
THE snowan & MALONE FEED COMPANY: '
20-22 Main Street, Norwalk . ‘
Scalecide and Lime Sulphur for Spraying.
()I'll TRAUE WITH GERMANY.
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President. Wilson Muses to Talk on
The Subject Today.
\VASHING'PON. March 16.—-Prcl-li-
dent Wilson declined to discuss the
British Order-in-Council, shutting off
trade with Germany. with callers to-
day. because the United States has as
yet been only informally advised of its
terms. but be indicated broadly that
FOR. PEDIGRJ‘IED HEN".
Local Poultry New in [Moor or State
, O 0
Mrs. Hen will blossom, forth into.
society if the plans 0 {some ~-f the
local poultry men are carried nut by
the State Poultry men are in favor
of establishing a blue book for Mood-
ed bone. :0 that by consulting such a.
book the pedigree of the hch can be ‘
known. \
In other words an attempt i: being
mltde by local poultry men to hows
the State Poultry association I'Stab‘i
lish a registry book for blooded hens.“
and if this is do“) the hen. \vil‘ have
a pedigree the some as other Mood-
ed live stock. _ . I ,. ,
\Vith the idea. that. this system will
shortly be established. scvéml of they
local poultry men keeping trnn nest}.
records of their blooded. sinv‘u, so;
that the e 'g producing record gut each;
hen can be known.
If the pedigree system is <-;:l;.‘-lish-;.
ed,.ihe trap nost‘rccunl of lawn hen“:
was vow displeasing .to the United
States Government. .
Callers asked President Wilson 'if
there was precendent in law or his-
tory for Great Britain’s action. The
President begun to reply. and then.
evidently reconsidering. said he would
defer any expression until omcially
advised of the order and until after
conferences with State Department
officials.
Discussion among other olllcirils.
however. was taken to indicate that a
protest would be made to Great Bri-
tain and her allies
the boys’ father. but until omcial all-l bringing before the public a proper
nouncement came that they were Onlconception ofthe‘ attitude of the Gov-
69 North Main Street
Phone 1362-3.
of higher prices. the former advanc-
ing 2 points. Reading's uncertain co~
urse reflected current gossip connect-
ed with it future dividend,vprospects.
Some very substantial recessions were
rcmrdcd byonr stocks in London. no-
tnblv'l‘nnndian Pacific. Reading and
Union Pacific.
1 lb. of Coffee
19:
CHOICE STOCK '
1 lb. of Tea 28c
VA LU E EXTRAORDINARY.
Royal: Grocery
22 South Main Street
South Norwalll
M Take advantage of Avrlck's selling
NORWA K ‘
L HOSPITAL NOTES. out clothing sale. Tm; means an
““9”“ Syring. of the Second dis“ opportunity for you to save almost
trlct. was admitted to the News“: half on a suit. Everything must go
Hospital. l'esierdsY. for modlulstten- quickly. for hereafter this store will
”U” lust handle clothing.
Wallet Realms. of North )lsin - ‘-
stnuet. was brought to the institution.' "Er brew! costs sill cents a loaf,"
Wisdom for nodes! treatment. «said Uncle Even, "a mu wit a chunk
In m annoy was operated or otnwbsry climbs mus' feel like
as m appendicitis on: gum. ;. millionaire."
“'Al.l. STREET. Noon.~llcading
l-ccnmc acutely weak toward mid-
day. di‘l'lllllllg two points to 142 3-8
on steady selling. much of which was
ascribed to out of town sources. The
rest of thr- llst was sympathetically
attracted. Specialities fell back easily
and the activities of the short inter-
est become more pronounced. Bonds
the New York Central Dellenlure 6's
selling at lowest prices.
were lower. sevcrul large blocks of3
the way home he did not know they
had been discharged.
The boys .were sent to England sev-
‘eral years ago to attend school. but
5tired of their studies and “went to
. work. When. the war broke out they
tried to enlist and finally succeeded,
giving their ages as 18yesrs. They
had been living with ll John Franklin
and his sister, in Sussex. and as Mr.
Franklin is a strict dls‘clplinltrian.I
Mr. Hudson believes that the boys
chose an enlistment principally to get
away from this discipline. Both are
large for their age and easily passed
for 18. .Until certificates of their
birth and nationality ware forwarded
. to London the boys were held as reg-
ular English soldiers.
The boys were born in Bridgeport'
and before going to England attend-
ed the Prospect street school. They
have two other brothers. George. or
_ Detroit. and Sidney. of this city. the
flatter having served in the United
States Army. The father is so assist-
ant hummus in the Harvey l-lsbboll
. plant. and is much relieved to learn
iol their discharge.
sent that the action of the court is cal-
»culated to injure the army and pre-
eminent in the matter and to repre-=
{ the Legislature today when in the Sen-
l ate, there was a discuSsion‘of the gen-
eral deficiency bill reported by’Sena-
tor Magee from'the Committee on Ap~j
propriations. The debate bore many
south will be kept. and then it senor} lefi.
would suffer particularly by the new inundwith the, number tlf‘lllildll‘ljlll‘ will:
order. Although Great Britain has be placed nhout'ine henna ltlut‘lN‘l/l‘lenz
promised to pay for ships or cotton the one rmm any blooded he». are;
tuken into her ports cnroute to Ger; platted in an incubator they will b3.
Cotton shipments from the
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hens' numbers. unit‘-
ivented the enlistment of good men. criticisms of the policy of ‘ commis~
Th9 Department Of “it“? will #51 sions and departments to spend more
sign to the nearest dleCt attorney money than has been voted to them.
the defenses! captain Ryan, if “9003‘, The Deficiency bill was taken up from
nary, and the oilleer is instructed to the Mend“ Swamp “Magoo direct-
decline to pay any fine. with the “Wed attention to the deficiency amount
deal-standing that if committed for con- for the Tuberculosis Commission of
tempt he Will be Pmmpi‘JY taken 0‘" I $117,000, the largest item in many a
l under a writ of habeas corpus. 1 year. He said, that he hesitated about
'Wé' 1criticising the work of that commis-
l ~ I sion. but he felt that the commission
‘lllilll Slflllflis
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l part of the maintenance fund to make'
many the. fact. that these cargoes will [marked with the.
be 5016 at market and no contract lin this manner the parentage til the,
price has aroused the cotton growers. :chlcks will be. known. The chicks;
who. through th‘éir representatives in when hatched will be “tun. mini-bed":
Congress. are preparing to insist on ~ulvll the mnl‘k of the pair-3n! new. and
11 rimni-l declaration tom the W‘dBiI- those who raise hens for breedin._ put-U
ington Government on the subject. lposes and sell chickens l‘ron: such.
With the Presidet devoting his on firms as blooded can thus gm nn-fl
tire time now to foreign alfairs. an gmistnknble eviden’co of tilt: (llol'i'lugh‘ii
exhaustive study 0i” fihe new sltua- ibl‘ed quality of thc stock then M ii.
lion will be made. -—»~
Officials at the State Department A USEFUL CUSTOM. .
who have studied the British order “What do you'mmp 03,1111“. Leuieli
5:1." it. ”is?“ new f‘xlmgggsr’fizfccm"; Jletter on social pleusnl' .5?" ‘ .
l on one or neur . .. y ‘ , .. ‘ .V
ivhich they never before have heenl “3 a good tlllug. .11 \‘I-l‘ubliv’r ‘l‘B'tq
subjected in mnrltllne war. leave up money for our regular mister.
M “i splurge."
Farmer Hawbuck (to college-bred.
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had plenty of seal and were too zeal-
. one. The commissioner had used a
Chum“. m wfiu‘hat they thought were necessary re-
" _ _ ipairs.
m: BANKS (loss soll'rlr. i
John W. Blinks. referee in bank-.
nlptcy. left Saturday. alocompnniedv
the seslln a.“ I” o lit in the ice by his wife. for n week‘s business trip '
‘ can; in the south, his objective .ppinl bo-i
ilfiosn milss- or Caps Bousvista. . .
- . . rip}: t uthllut. Gs. llsvnnd ills Wlfe go -
eighty miles north of this part. There w. m. m, Swan“ by bum. !
spared to be no chance of their goo --—---—‘-—~‘-*—-—
! s'r. JOHNS. n. R. March lit—Al “mum
wireless message received todra‘
brought word that ,eight steamers of
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Advemsements in Ti
nel bring the best results.“
his; clear until there‘sbould be a shift
to! the winds.
. "I
y'bo. Why. he ain't no beauty; sho
Senti- sets it from her web folks."~Detr0ll
She was entiug her flrz-i liouniry
Club ice cream and pointing m the
pistachio port in the center slw said
to the young mun she wm dinin‘
with. "What is that?" .
mulled;
son home for the Christmas boll-l
days)—-“Tllat oldest gal of Si Jlnr-
ions is gettin' tor be right good.I
lookin’.
Sou—“She’s as beautiful as Hebe."
Farmer Hewbuck—“Aw. shlr'ko!
Shes n blame sight purtier than he
“Oh. that's an oasis.“ lw
“A Iwhat?"
“An ‘ossis~~s llillu green smut ll
the dessert, you kllulv.”~ “will“
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